devaluator

the reckless spending policy acted as a devaluator of the national currency.

economists view the sudden interest rate hike as a potential capital devaluator.

the central bank was accused of being a deliberate devaluator of the exchange rate.

persistent inflation acts as a stealthy devaluator of your purchasing power over time.

the analyst identified the new tariff as a major asset devaluator for foreign investors.

using this chemical compound is a known devaluator of the metal's surface quality.

critics argue that the monetary policy serves as a devaluator of the country's bond market.

a decrease in consumer confidence is often a natural devaluator of the stock market.

the continuous supply glut proved to be a significant devaluator of oil prices globally.

historically, war has been a consistent devaluator of a nation's economic stability.

the ceo's scandal served as an immediate devaluator of the company's public reputation.